History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by glad2badad:
Wow! That watch face just jumps right out at you. Great use of the rocks and water...is this Lara? Lighting is great, focus is out of this world. Only negative I have, and it's hard to avoid, is I'm seeing some jaggies in the watch numbers, date border and watch hands. Nitpicky, I know. Hope you ribbon with this. Good luck.

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by hopper:
excellent job

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by p3wiz:
I like the composition, the focus/eqousure is spot on. I would suggest having the time set so a s not to block the text.

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by Cantique:
Though this is a bit busy I really like it. To me it makes the watch seem like some kind of animal, maybe a snake, in a natural setting. I find this gives the watch a macho image and makes it appealing to me for "the man in my life".

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by neophyte:
Very well done. The reddish rocks add the needed contrast that lets the watch stand out and the photo is incredibly crisp and in focus. I get the impression of a durable watch that is very good looking too. If I were buying the ad I'd request that the text be enlarged a bit, maybe 50% bigger maybe double. Perhaps a different color font. the photo is perfect. Nice, nice job.

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by shareinnc:
Nice composition and lighting!

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by naomik:
Nice textures.

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by keone:
Nice. Looks like a real sales ad.

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by Brad:
Nicely laid out and composed shot.
Background works well here and the placement and font style used work well here.
The rocks & drops say outdoor & rugged. Lighting was great and no reflections on the watch crystal.
Nicely done!

History In The Making
by RedOak

Comment by snackwells:
Fantastic. Love the lighting here. Very sharp, clean, and detailed. I think you did an admirable job in controlling the reflections. I would suggest resetting the hands to the classic 10/2/8 positions as you have already stopped them with the crown pulled. 8